About VeteranHOPE.org 
VeteranHope began in the mid 2000s with an idea to help veterans deal with housing problems. Homeless veterans face big challenges and hardships that keep them from getting back into safe and stable homes. Veterans with disability have even more difficulty working with landlords to resolve ADA requests and other problems.
The problem of disability discrimination in state courts became more visible. This is one of the hardships that causes veterans to become homeless and keeps them from recovering. The more significant the disability is, the more serious the discrimination will be. Once veterans become homeless, most of them never see their children again.
This led to creating the VeteranHope.org website in 2010 and then publishing "Child Support and the Disabled" in 2012. Other veteran and family advocates said that it helped them to understand the problem of disability discrimination against veterans, especially in the family court.
In 2017, one veteran showed up to say that he had been living in his car in the state parks because the state court had ordered about half of his VA and Social Security benefits to his ex wife as alimony. That inspired me to publish "Child Support and the Absurd Mythology of Rose" in 2018. I pointed out that everything the lawyers and judges have been saying about Rose v. Rose has been a fraud they use in order to steal veteran benefits.
Since then, VeteranHope.org has been growing. In 2023, we were invited to Washington DC to speak with members of Congress and help them understand how the predatory discrimination against veterans has led to death by SUICIDE.
Our goal is to help military and veteran families by preventing suicide.
- Holding state judges accountable for due process of law will curb the misconduct of lawyers profiteering on family hardship.
- Closing the loophole in Title IV-D will help remove the financial motivation for states to commit the predatory embezzlement of veteran benefits.
- Making VA policy on garnishment conform to statutory law will protect families from corrupt state actors and blood-sucking lawyers.
If you know about a veteran or family suffering hardship because of the predatory corruption and profiteering on veteran benefits in state court, please contact VeteranHope.org.
Likewise, if you know about a family suffering hardship after losing a veteran to suicide caused by that corruption in state court, please contact us for more information about what you can do for your family.